immune cells

[Extra! Extra!] Immunometabolism

by Mike Straus | September 1, 2026

Immune cells are some of the body’s most energy-hungry cells. When the immune system detects a virus, bacterium, or other threat, immune cells rapidly change the way they produce and use energy in order to mount an effective response. The study of these metabolic processes is called immunometabolism. Researchers now recognize that immune function depends ...

Regenerating the Force Field

by Lisa Schofield | September 1, 2024

Immune support remains a priority for consumers—keep it fresh with science-backed ingredients. Feeling blah for a bit is either a signal that something wicked this way comes (an immune assault by an opportunistic virus) or it can be the result of a sluggish immune system. Being overworked and overstressed can open the door to bouts ...

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